“Sergej Milinkovic-Savic opens the scoring for Al Hilal, assisted by Sultan Mandash, capitalizing on an early corner situation”
Pivotal“Crysencio Summerville doubles the lead after a string of missed chances from both sides, finished off a Ruben Neves assist”
Pivotal“Ollie Watkins, on as a halftime substitute, finishes off the scoring with a goal assisted by Sultan Mandash to complete the rout”
Outstanding performance

Al Hilal struck inside nine minutes through Sergej Milinkovic-Savic and never looked back, doubling their lead through Crysencio Summerville before halftime chaos saw Merih Demiral sent off for a second yellow just before the break. With Al Ahli reduced to ten men, Al Hilal controlled proceedings comfortably, dominating possession 56-44 and out-shooting their rivals on target six to two despite a numerically even overall shot count. Ollie Watkins, introduced at halftime, sealed the win in the 86th minute after coming off the bench, capping a professional performance built on early efficiency and second-half control. For Al Hilal this result offers a timely lift in mid-table given their modest position heading into the fixture, while Al Ahli's title credentials take another hit following a costly red card and toothless response in front of goal.
How entertaining was this match?
Table-topping contenders clash at Kingdom Arena as Al Hilal, unbeaten and rolling with three straight wins, welcome an Al Ahli side that has steadied itself after an early stumble. All eyes are on a possible debut for new signing Ollie Watkins, with Simone Inzaghi's men looking to keep pace at the top of the Pro League.